Culbertson Farmers Form Community Club In Drew Region
Culbertson's Indian farmers organize a Farmers Community Club to implement a general farm plan. Lloyd Red Eagle elected president Alvin Warrley superintendent Hiter Red Eagle secretary and treasurer. Report mentions other local officials and regional figures including E J Haacke and explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertsin
Drew
Lloyd
Red Eagle
Alvin Warrley
Hiter Red
Eagle
Missoula
E. J. Haacke
Bonita
Helena
J .W. Walker
Butte
Publc
L. M
Mattson
American Legion
Tom Sillers
Dixon
Jake
Kodak Finishing and Printing Ad in Great Falls MT
Eastman Kodaks supplies developing and printing. Send up your mail orders. Dealer Dror Co., 317 Central Avenue, Great Falls, Montana. We are the only bonded adjustment company in Montana and bonded with National Surety Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Pacific
Atate
Eastman Kodaks Add
Eeler Dror Co
Great Falla
National Suret i Shaeh 1
Ena, Mont
Oil men forecast Montana frontier expansion driven by Texas capital
Southern oil operators, led by the Bayer Syndicate president Joe B. Baker, plan strong Montana drilling push by spring. They expect new tracts, pipelines as common carriers, and tax benefits if Montana adopts Texas-like laws. Current activity centers on Cat Creek, with multiple wells advancing and a Parkersburg Big & Reel office opening to supply rigs and tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer Syndicate
Cat Creek
Wyoming
Joe B. Baker
Wichita Falls
Texas
Montana
Baker
Nebraska
Baker Syndicate
Osage
Osaga
Hover Schwartz wells advance as January output climbs
Seventy one thousand barrels of crude oil are reported left Winnett in January with a hopeful outlook as Hover Schwartz No 1 nears full bring in. The wells on the Joe Miller tract near the Lucky Strike area show strong casing and pending completion while a log loss delayed the Republic well on Brush Creek. Drilling continues beyond a thousand feet at the McCarthy well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnett
Hover-Schwartz No
Unit Petroleum
Joe Miller
Republic
Brush Creek Dome
McCarthy
Montana Life Insurance reports 1920 progress and new reach
A. C. Johnson re elected president and Harry Cunningham remains manager as Montana Life Insurance announces 1920 business of 10.525 million dollars despite prior year conditions. The company plans to expand across the Northwest in 1921 including Montana North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Idaho Utah California Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Life Insurance Company
Conrad Bank
Helena
Harry R. Cunningham
Northwest
Montana
North Dakota
South
Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
California
Oregon
Washington
G. Johnson
Harry R Cunningham
Jacob Mills
C. W. McConnell
B. C. Brooke
O. M. Lanstrum
Thomas B. Miller
Louis Heitman
Charles D. French
Carl E. Herfurth
F. A. Howard
A. C. Johnson
American National Bank
Conrad Trust & Savings Bank
Hatfield Conrad
Louis Heltman
J. M. Keith
Missoula
First National Bank
Ismay
A. Stieffel
Farmers Bank
Belgrade
P. H. Crossen
Citizens State Bank
Chateau
Ira M. Alling
Sidney
C. E H. Richardon
Citizens State Bank of Roundup
W. 8. Davidson
Gallatin Trust & Savings Bank
Bozeman
John Survant
First State Bank
Malta
Kenneth McLean
Miles City
Jeff Doggett
The
State Bank of
Townsend
A. F. Waldorf
Security State Bank
Dillon
B. F. Leppert
Stockman
Flatwillow
H. J. Herrin
Wolf Creek
W. S. Erwin
Investments
P. Lindsay
Lands and Investments
D. W. Raymond
Sheridan
George Harper
Great Falls
Abraham Crosson
Hill County
Havre
Odell W. McConnell
Helena Light & Railway Company
Dr. C. M. Lanstrum
C. E. Herfurth
Helens
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
Thomas Couch, Jr
Anaconda
Norman B. Holter
C.T. Power
Eb, C. Baxter
Harlowton
Pat Carney Attends Montana Sessions Fifty Years
Pat Carney of Waterloo Jefferson County Montana known as the potato king reveals he attended every legislative session for fifty years, citing habit and habit only as reason since 1871 when Virginia City was the capital. He says his official role is as a member of the third house and he enjoys being at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butté
Napoleon
Cote
Four Mile House
Butte
Levis
Canada
Great Falls
Floyd B. Bowlin
Fred Gains
Washington, D. C
Bowlin
Gaines
Missoula
Hum Wee
Hong Kong
China
Chin Sue Sing
Great Falls High School
L.G. Cook
Pat Carney
Montana
Waterloo
Jefferson County
Montana Territory
Car
Ney
Helena
Capital
Virginia Daily
Legislature
World News Roundup of Strikes and Political Moves
Ten thousand coal miners in Hakodate strike to resist a 20 percent wage cut. Utah and surrounding states plan a February conference in Ogden to discuss labor issues for the year. Henry Toussaint, jailed in Wichita Falls, confesses to killing his father and cites his mother’s death and his separation from his wife. German Zeppelin may become a traffic option under treaty restraints. Japan debates a bill to allow women at political meetings. Bolshevik leaders warn of war and plan to strike into Poland and Romania. U S prohibition enforcement fights contents in patent medicines and tonics. Chicago reports 5,496 near beer license applications, contrasting with preprohibition figures. A South Carolina Jersey cow matches a North Carolina record for twin calves in under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakodate
Japan
Hakodate Colliery and Steamship Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Ogden
Wichita Falls
Texas
Henry J. Toussaint
Tondon
Zeppelin Manufacturing Company
Germany
Vergeitien
Tokio
Constantinople
General Wrangel
Poland
Rumania
New York
Chicago
Wesley
Raleigh
N C
Spartanburg County
South Carolina
Marion Richardson
Davis County
North Carolina
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach toner and blood purifier. It claims the medicine purifies blood by expelling impurities through liver and kidneys, improves vitality, and offers a trial package for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce’s Buffalo laboratory. over 50 years old with over a million bottles sold last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Buffalo
N. Y
Calves Born In Rapid Succession Record Five Offspring
A cow calved two sets of twins on February 27, 1919 and January 30, 1920, both sets heifers. On December 10, 1920 she delivered another heifer, totaling five calves in 21 months and 13 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
T. A. Grant
Ouchita Parish
Parker
Lonni Eaton
Coco
New York
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
No Rest No Peace Prompt Doans Kidney Pills Ad
E Travis of Helena Montana reports severe backache and distressing urinary disorders. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he regained full health following three boxes, with the backache and symptoms vanishing. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
E. Travis
Helena
Mont
Doan
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E’s
Sloan
Montana Newspaper Association
Seventh Avenue North
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton Bidg
Spokane
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Wash
West
Butte College Telegraphy
Roundup
Citizens Loan and Insurance Co
Real Estate—Business Exchange
Real Estate and Business Exchange
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Ford Block
Great Falls, Mont
Frederick Boyd Co
Westlake
Seattle
Lewis & Walker
10& No
Budd
San Francisco
Cal
Aca E Periente
Ball
Oakland
F Morrison
W. Holden
Corona Press
Pueblo
Earl
League
LADY
Ae Farm
Guabanii
Club
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Howards & Bradford Lumber CO
Elk, Washington
Stevens County
Phoenix Lumber Co
National Bank of Arizona
Snell & Dewalde
1St Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
George W. White
E. Wash
Lewistown
Liberty County
Shimerds
13Th Street
Minneapolis
Run
P. O. Box
Ainsworth
Poultry and Poultry
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Ima
Willman
Austin, Mon
KODAK
Stampede Toontana
Joe Baker
Sayys Spring
Central ‘Montana’ Syndicate
E. G. Lewis
Parkersburg Big & Reel Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hover-Schwartz
Montana Life
Harry Cunningham
Company
Bex
Geo
Falla, Montana
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